Discourse, 27 August 1843, as Reported by James Burgess
Discourse, 27 August 1843, as Reported by James Burgess
Source Note
Source Note
JS, Discourse, [, Hancock Co., IL, 27 Aug. 1843]. Featured version copied [between 27 Aug. 1843 and Dec. 1848] in James Burgess, Journal and Notebook, Oct. 1841–Dec. 1848, verso, pp. [14]–[18]; handwriting of ; James Burgess, Journals, 1841–1848, CHL. For more complete source information, see the source note for Discourse, 6 Apr. 1843–B, as Reported by James Burgess.
Historical Introduction
Historical Introduction
See Historical Introduction to Discourse, 27 Aug. 1843, as Reported by Willard Richards.
from the Mount, did ever language of such magnitude fall from the lips of any man, hearken him. All power is given is given unto me both in heaven and the earth. Offering’s sacrifice’s and carnal commandments, was added in consequence of transgression and they that did them should live by them. View him the son of God at saying it behoveth me to fulfil all rightousness also in the garden saying if it be possible let this cup pass from me. nevertheless thy will be done. What was the design of the almighty in making man, it was to exalt him to be as God, the scripture says ye are Gods and it cannot be broken, heirs of God and joint heirs I with Jesus Christ equal with him possesing all power &c. The mystery power and glory of the is so great and glorious that the angels desired to understand it and cannot! why, because of the [p. [17]]
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Footnotes
Footnotes
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See Matthew 26:39; Mark 14:36; and Luke 22:42.
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The phrase “ye are gods” is found in the scriptures in Psalm 82:6; Isaiah 41:23; and John 10:34.
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In January 1842, JS reportedly stated that “all the Saints” who (like the Godhead) worked to redeem a world “inherited a Celestial glory so their would be Gods many & Lords many.” (Discourse, 30 Jan. 1842; see also Vision, 16 Feb. 1832 [D&C 76].)
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